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ICON Rebound 18x9 5x150 25mm Offset 6in BS 110.1mm Bore Bronze Wheel

SKU: ICO1818905560BR
Barcode: 00840103408224

$356.38

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ICON Rebound 18x9 5x150 25mm Offset 6in BS 110.1mm Bore Bronze Wheel

$356.38

$356.38

Tech Specs

Brand
ICON
SKU
ICO1818905560BR
Manufacturer part number
1818905560BR
Category
Wheels › Wheels - Cast
Shipping weight
33.7 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

ICON Alloys is pround to announce new 18x9" sizes of the popular 'Rebound' wheel designed for optimal fitment on today’s popular midsize, full-size and heavy-duty pickup trucks. Available in five, six and eight lug patterns and with application-specific fitment dimensions, these new wheels yield a 2,750-pound load rating for the five and six-lug versions and a 4,000-pound load rating on the eight-lug version, maintaining ICON Alloys’ commitment to producing wheels that deliver style and strength.

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